#COP30: BNP Paribas, BPCE, le Crédit agricole et la Société générale ,🇫🇷accusés de financer la #déforestation en #Amazonie par Reclaim Finance et Canopée via leurs transactions en faveur de deux géants de l'agroalimentaire américains, #Bunge et #Cargill. https://t.co/FDd3qcGbBJ

#COP30: Day 8 was marked by a »zone of exclusion »for #indigenous protesters & revelations that hundreds of industrial agriculture lobbyists are participating in this climate talks. The day also brought a first look at a “transition away from fossil fuels” https://t.co/s32JRkftaC

📌 #JBS, the world’s largest #meat company which alone accounts for a quarter (24%) of the emissions, has ~~eight lobbyists at #Cop30 including its CEO, Gilberto Tomazoni~~

Negotiations continue on day eight of the summit, with more ministerial national statements expected

📌 Os agrotóxicos — pesticidas e fertilizantes sintéticos — contam com 60 delegados, e os biocombustíveis têm 38 representantes — um aumento de 138% em relação ao ano passado. A gigante dos pesticidas, a #Bayer, enviou 19 lobistas, o maior número, enquanto a #Nestlé tem 9. #COP30

“Mais de 300 lobistas do agronegócio ocupam no #COP30 o espaço que deveria pertencer aos povos da #floresta. 📌 Enquanto falam em transição energética, liberam #petróleo na bacia Amazônica e privatizam rios como o Tapajós para a #soja. 📌 Isso não é desenvolvimento, é violência.”

#COP30 New analysis reveals more than 1,600 #fossilfuel lobbyists have been granted access to the COP30 climate talks in #Belém, marking yet another year of overwhelming industry presence at crucial climate negotiations: =>> https://t.co/kf3WVxufXe https://t.co/PAz7O5tanS

For your information: in the city of #Belém, 80% of the population has no access to sewage systems, according to the Water and Sanitation Institute. #COP30 📌Social inequality, poverty, and the funds allocated to host #COP participants. #Brazil

The 30th annual United Nations climate change conference, COP30, will bring together states that are party to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change as well as thousands of experts, journalists...

Human Rights Watch is at #COP30, the UN conference on climate change, in Belém, Brazil. Urgent action is needed against climate change. Learn more about what we're calling for at #COP30 ⤵️ https://t.co/ZBcYhyOGMN

Uncontacted Indigenous peoples’ forests are being invaded and ripped up to extract resources and make way for roads and ranches, by those who value profits over human rights and survival. Send an ema...

French forces' 1944 massacre of African World War II troops demanding pay in Senegal was "premeditated" and covered up, with previous death tolls vastly underestimated, according to a paper submitted…

Nearly 80 percent of the world's poorest, or about 900 million people, are directly exposed to climate hazards exacerbated by global warming, bearing a "double and deeply unequal burden," the United…

Diet allows modest meat consumption and would also slash food-related climate emissions by half, says report by 70 leading experts from 35 countries

Most Jews say Israel is committing war crimes — and 39 percent say genocide — while often distinguishing between the country and its leadership.

Selon une enquête des ONG Public Eye et Unearthed, la firme BASF est celle qui exporte le plus de produits phytosanitaires devenus illégaux en Europe. Parmi ceux-ci, on retrouve l’insecticide Fastac et sa substance active l’alpha-cyperméthrine, dont Mediapart avait révélé la présence dans une usine française.

Researcher Malik Al Nasir bought historical documents while investigating his family history – and began building an archive A bundle of letters discovered for sale on eBay by a man researching his roots has cast new light on the lives of prominent British families who amassed a fortune from slavery. Documents detailing the affairs of 19th-century families linked to Sandbach, Tinne and Company, a business that dealt in enslaved people, cotton, sugar and coffee, were being traded online by collectors of rare stamps and postmarks. Continue reading...

Every Sunday, Hermindo Vies wakes up early and travels by river from his village, Asunción de Quiquibey, in Bolivia’s Beni department, to the nearest major town to sell his produce. Though he knows th...

Talks continue amid warnings from environmental groups over being ‘sold out’ without meaningful or legally binding measures Talks between nations to hammer out a plastics treaty to end plastic pollution continued behind closed doors in Geneva on Thursday, the final day of negotiations, as civil society groups urged countries to “hold the line” to secure a strong agreement. With time running out to seal a deal between 184 countries, environmental groups expressed concern that frontline communities, Indigenous people and others suffering the worst impacts of the world’s growing plastic crisis were being “sold out” in an effort to secure a treaty, without meaningful or legally binding measures that would address the scale of the problem, “at any cost”. Continue reading...

The Brazilian government is selling off the #AmazonRainforest to fossil fuel companies, banks like #BancoSantander are bankrolling them to further destroy the #Amazon Without money, fossil fuel giants can’t drill Tell #Santander, stop destroying the Amazon https://t.co/C6fE1JFsI8